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Washington Republican Presidential Primary

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Exit polls: New Hampshire Democrats trust Sanders

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Donald Trump nails it in New Hampshire; Kasich snags second

Donald Trump nailed down a solid first electoral win in New Hampshire’s presidential primary Tuesday, demonstrating his unorthodox campaign can translate large crowds at rambunctious rallies into the votes that determine delegates. His Republican rivals battled for second place, looking to break from the pack and ensure the survival of their campaigns.

AP News Guide: Donlad Trump, Bernie Sanders prevail in N.H.

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Leubsdorf: Moderate Kasich stands out

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